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Slayer Officially Unveil Five-Date Latin American Tour Celebrating 40 Years Of “Reign In Blood”

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Slayer have announced their most extensive touring plans since reuniting in 2024. The thrash metal icons will take their 40th anniversary celebration of “Reign In Blood” to Latin America, performing the landmark album in full across five shows.

Texas crossover thrash outfit Power Trip will open the Mexico City date, while German thrash veterans Kreator will join the remaining shows alongside various regional support acts.

Tour Dates:

10/21 – Mexico City, Mexico – Palacio de los Deportes (feat. Power Trip)

With Kreator:

12/05 – Bogotá, Colombia – Vive Claro (feat. Ultra Legends)
12/10 – Santiago, Chile – Estadio Santa Laura (feat. Avernal)
12/14 – Buenos Aires, Argentina – Movistar Arena (feat. Criminal)
12/17 – São Paulo, Brazil – Allianz Parque (feat. Korzus)

Presales begin Monday, June 1st, using the password RIB2026. General ticket sales for the Brazil and Chile dates start June 3rd, while the Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia shows go on sale June 4th. Limited VIP packages are available through Slayer’s official website.

Slayer originally retired in 2019 following their farewell world tour, but reunited in 2024 for a select number of festival appearances and headline shows. This newly announced Latin American run represents the band’s longest continuous stretch of performances since returning to the stage.